Mitrada UAB

Mitrada UAB presents a highly problematic employer despite limited positive feedback. One driver praised management's understanding approach and care for drivers, highlighting work concentrated at 1-2 parking spots rather than constant European rotation. However, this is overwhelmed by 10 negative reviews citing severe operational and financial issues. Drivers consistently report unjustified wage deductions and frequent salary delays, creating financial instability. The vehicle fleet consists almost entirely of aged vehicles (12-14 years old), predominantly Euro 5 standard, with safety concerns including worn brake pads. Drivers are expected to perform repairs themselves at parking lots. Working conditions involve severe overcrowding in shuttle buses (6-8 people) with unpaid travel time between assignments. While the company maintains a small group of competent managers, most staff demonstrate poor professionalism and disrespect toward drivers. Job postings appear deliberately misleading to attract applicants. The subsidiary MENTON CARGO in Poland operates under identical problematic conditions, suggesting systemic issues throughout the organization.